Sentence examples for deficient behaviour from inspiring English sources

He saw the virtues of a moral person as the mean between the extremes of excessive and deficient behaviour.

Open image in new window Figure 1 Flexural deficient behaviour in RC columns.

Open image in new window Figure 2 Shear deficient behaviour in RC columns in residential buildings in the 2009 L'Aquila earthquake.

From this perspective, men's propensity to die at a younger age than women is commonly explained as a consequence of their deficient behaviour and lifestyle [ 7].

Frontal damage has been linked to neglect behaviours [2], [3], [19], deficient IOR behaviour [7] and perseveration [6].

Deficient flexural behaviour can be more evident in exterior corner columns where varying levels of axial force can be expected during earthquakes, leading to high levels of axial force.

(a) Square column (Rodrigues et al. 2010a); (b) circular column (Ricci et al. 2011); failure is related to the transversal reinforcing steel; (c) deficient flexural/shear behaviour in a corner column in a residential building in the 2011 earthquake in Lorca, Spain.

Despite the significant alterations in fat mass and hepatic triglyceride levels in female hypothalamic NPY neuron-specific Y2 deficient mice, feeding behaviour and body weight were not altered in male or female knockouts, although significantly increased NPY and decreased POMC mRNA levels in the Arc would have been predicted to induce hyperphagia and weight gain.

Whereas in the adiponectin-deficient mice the behaviour of leukocytes during the extravasation process was examined, we investigated in our study the migration of neutrophils, a process subsequently following extravasation.

It has been suggested that deficient reinforcement of appropriate behaviour and/or deficient extinction of previously reinforced behaviour can give rise to ADHD symptoms of delay aversion, hyperactivity in a familiar environment, impulsiveness, deficient sustained attention, increased behavioural variability and failure to extinguish previously acquired behaviour [ 4].

Some of the variability may be the result of deficient acquisition of reinforced behaviour combined with deficient extinction of non-reinforced behaviour causing shorter and less predictable behavioural sequences [ 15, 19].